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A 8 > 'Blackstock Murs. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Wright spent Civic holiday week-end with friends in Bancroft and attended the Rut- ledge family picnic there Aug, 1st, Mr, and Mrs. Bill ' Rutledge and| . Garry, "Detroit, visited Mr. and Mus. Carl Wright on Thursday and Friday. Mr, Norman Taylor has returned home: after an operation on his 'eye in 'Toronto, Dr. and Mrs, Jack Marlow and Johnny Lively are spending 2 weeks with their parents and brothers and sisters in Nestleton and Blackstock, Mrs. Jas. Henry, Miss Gertrude Henry 'and Doris Griffin and Miss Joyce Venning have returned from "théir trips. to the West. Allan Bailey gave a splendid report in S, 8. on Sunday am; of the high- lights of the camp at -Qin-Mo-Lac, which he, Allan Dayes & Beth Strong attended July 23rd - 30th. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Wright; Mr. and Mrs, Percy VanCamp and Aileen; Mrs, Osmond Wright; Mis. Alb. Wright; Mrs. Fred Trewin; Mr, and Mrs. Dal- ton Dorrell and Mr, and Mrs, Jim Marlow attended the Edgar-Walker wedding in Oshawa, July 30th, Mrs. May Pritehard, Toronto was week-end guest of Mrs, Velva Bailey and Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Pair; Mus. Mark Weldon, Uxbridge was guest of Miss Eva Parr. Both attended the Bailey-Thompson wedding in Nestle ton on Saturday. Mr, Merlin Bailey returns to Win- nipeg this week after a two weeks holiday. Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Flett, Oshawa were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Murs, Mervyn Graham, Mis. J few days with the Ed. Harris' and Mervyn Graham's, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyte and fa- mily and Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Thompson and family are holidaying at a cottage at William's' Point. Several from here attended Peter- boro Fair last week. Mr. Fred Tre- win judged hogs. Mrs. Iloyd Kyte, Mary Beth, Doug- las and Charlotte, Tillsonburg, and Connie - Baker, Toronto were week-end guests and Mr. and Mrs, Ed. . Ruthben, Port Hope were Sunday adits of Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kyte:|- Mr, and Mas, Lee Polgrain and Gay- 1 Téronto, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Ballingal. This week Mr, and Mrs, Ballingal and Mr, and Mrs, Howard Lee are on a motor trip to Eastern Ont. and U.S.A. Mrs. Al- - ma Fowler is caring for the children at home, Mr, and Mrs. Harold DeMille and ~ family, Oshawa spent Sunday, July fi with Mr, and Mrs. Stan Rahm and children. Mr. Elmer Thompson, Meaford, visited Mr, and Mrs. O. Wright and Mrs. Wes, Bradburn and Mr, and Mrs. Lou Henry. i Miss Merle Lattimer, Toronto, v was a recent guest of Miss Eva Parr, Miss Pearl Wright, Toronto, home : for the week-end and attended the Bailey-Thompson wedding. ° | Thompson) who. J. E., J. His text Philippians 1:14, ~ E. Flew, Bowmanville' is spending a fine band from Tyrone, the lodge i were married Nestleton Saturday, August 6th, "Mrs. Allan Moore, Shirley and Mr. Dougal McDougal, Toronto were re- cent guests of Mrs, Ed. Darcy. Mr, and Mra. Stan Rahm, Paul and Carol ave holidaying at a cottage near Perth, Mr and Mrs, Geo. Wolfe and boys spent last week at Ferndale, Muskoka and attended - part of the Canagiay Keswick Conference, a at Mrs, Austin Beacock is in Toronto with Mr, and Mrs, John Mew apd. new grand daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Ray McGill spent Sunday, July 30th with her father, Mr. Jas. Armsrong and other friends at Burnt River. Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Harris, Reta and Verna, Mrs. Mervyn Graham and Mrs, Flett visited Mr, and Mrs. Alex Flett, Fenelon Falls Monday. Mrs, Flett remained for a longer visit. Jim Byers spent a few days last week with Ronald and Larry Hoskin, " Me. and Mrs. Lorne Thompson spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Cobble- deck, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith, Torontd were week-end visitors and Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Archer and family, Whit- by and Mr. Vincent Archer, Bowman- ville, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert Arched, Marilyn and Jimmie have remainéd for a week, The Royal Black Preceptory held their annual "church parade Sunday evening and attended service in the United Church. Rev. C. W. Hutton preached an excellent sermon, taking as his subject "Contagious Anxiety." Led by the members from here and visiting 1od- ges paarded from the lodge rooms to Church, then after service they mar ched up an ddown the four streets. Worthwhile Reading. . . . .. for your whole family in the world-famous: pages of The Christian Science "Monitor. Enjoy Erwin D. Canham's newest stories, penetrating national and in- ternational news coverage, how-to-do features, home- making: ideas. Every issue brings you helpful -easy-to« read articles. You can get this interna- tional daily newspaper from "Boston by mail, without extra charge. Use the cou- pon below to start your subscription, The Christian Science Monitor : . "One, Norway Street ~ Boston 15, Mass., U.S. A. Please send the Monitor to me for period checked. 3 1 year $16 (J ~ 6 months $8 fn) id 3 months $4 (mn) (nome) Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Donald Imrie (Vonnie Grieves) who he were married in the United Church July 380th, Also congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey (Elaine hy PROGRAMS LETITERHEADS and a low east to you. PHONE 0 Fine Printing. for Every Need No matter whether you're contemplating a big _advertising campaign or ordering a new supply 'of . letterheads, you can depend on us to deliver a top-notch, FUT i and axecutéd printing job promptly, - Advertise THE PORT PRRRY STAR WAY. 4 snk Port Perry Star Company Lid. FOLDERS PORT PERRY Institute in September. 'joy and -Mrs. Women's * Institute The W.I. met in the High School Wednesday with the President Murs. Lorne Thompson presiding, opened by the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, Mrs, Geo, Staniland read Psalm 23, Treas, report showed a balance of $214.00. The roll call was "An old time remedy for a common ailment." Plans were made to visit Maple Grove Mrs. Me- Arthur's, group was in charge of the programme and the theme 'was "Health"... Mrs. J, A, Johnston brought us up to date on current events, Mr. Roy Turner showed a film from the Ontario department of health, "Between the lines". A de- monstration on artificial respiration was put on by Norman Dysart and Neil Bailey, After the closing a splendid lunch was served and a social time spent. Attendance 38. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Marlow spent Monday in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs, Dick Fowler, Oshawa; Mus, Irene Nicholson and son Leslie, Toronto visited Mrs. Alma Fowler on Sunday. Mrs. Hughes,- Sr.,, Fenelon Falls, spent last week with her son and wife Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Hughes and Gail. Congratulations to Mr. and Murs, Harold Collins on the birth of 'a daughter Saturday. . FERGUSON PICNIC 'The 18th annual picinic of the Fer- guson clan was held at Hampton Park Saturday, July 30th. The day was very hot and farmers were busy with harvest so the attendance was small, but those present had a nice visit in the shade by the pond until supper time, when they did full justice to the excellent repast served by some of the ladies of Hampton W.I. Mr. Roy Ferguson, Pres. then conducted a short business session at which the following officers were elected for 1966: Pres. Ivan Mountjoy; Sec'y Mrs. Norman" Mountjoy; Treas. Mrs, Mur- ray 'Byers; Committee Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Dorrell, Mrs, Bruce Ferguson, Lloyd Wright and Mrs. Cecil Hill, Then followed an interesting lot of sports arranged by 'Mrs. Ivan Mount- Dalton Dorrell, with prizes - given out' as follows: Oldest person present--Mrs, Bruce Ferguson, Hampton; Youngest -baby -- Leslie Ann Wright; Those from distance--Roger Dorrell's, Ottawa. Races--2 and under--Bruce Collins, Brenda Dorrell; 4 and under--Linda Mountjoy; 6 and under--Valerie Dor- rell; 8 and under--Bryan Mountjoy; 10 and under. girls--Carol Rahm; 10 and under boys--Jim' Byers; girls 16 and under--Patsy Hoskin; boys 16 and under--Ronald Hoskin, "Debbie, farthest | Ladies shoe kicking -- Mrs, Cecil Hill; Men's shoe kicking--Bert Mont- gomery; Children's shoe scramble-- Ronald Hoskin; men tying hair ribben on ladies--Janice Byers and Ronald Hoskin; children under 6 yrs, jump- ing--Judith Mountjoy; ladies lucky spot--Thelma Wright; men pegs in bottle--Dalton Dorrell; ladies nail driving/--Murs. J. A. Johnston; men's nail driving--S8tuart Dorrell; all the Cedar Creek Mrs. Alfred Kemp -has been ill, "Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hartrey of Thorn- bury spent a few days with Mrs, Jas. Kirby and Mr, and Mrs, James Blain and family, Mr. and Mrs.-[Ross Smith and girls of Stouffville visited Mr. and Murs. John Greenwood and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blain lust Sunday. Mr. and /Mrs. James Blain and fa- mily and Mrs, Kirby took Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hartrey to Beaverton on Civie Holiday Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood and family visited Algonquin Park last Monday and Tuesday, Mr, and Mrs. Victor Laroeque and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cum- mings and Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Manson Woods spent last week vigit- ing relatives at Magnetawan, Stur- geon Falls, North Bay and Field. Mis. Maggie Real and Miss Fannie Turner of Port Perry and Mrs. Jas. children enjoyed a peanut scramble, McComb and sons Brian and Barry of North Battleford, Sask. visited Mrs. Kilpatrick and George on Phurs- day evening, Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Blain visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steele in Raglan on Friday evening. The Misses Edith and, Lt Brown of Toronto spent two days last week with their cousins, the Kilpatrick's. Ronnie -Larocque has enrolled in| Art Instruction Ine. of Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is taking an Arts course, Mr. Walter F. Richardson, the Toronto representative of the school, visited Ronnie this, week to complete arrangements, Mr. and Mrs. Art Gibson of Man- chester visited Mr, Ralph Somerville on Sunday afternoon. Mur. Perry were Sunday Supper guests of Mrs. Kilpatrick and George, On Monday afternoon a fire started in Jack Wilson's pasture north of the railway track and soon spread to the north sidé of the field. It jumped over the town line and Gordon Jones' house was nearly set on fire. The Port Perry Fire Brigade was called and they were able to save the Jones house. The threshing is nearly done. The hot dry weather ripened the grain prematurely this year. We had a gaod rain Saturday evening and Sun- day morning. We had a shower on Thursday & Friday afternoons. They 'were too late for the grain but they will help_the pastures and gardens. and Mrs. Elgin White of Port|- - THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, AUGUST tith, 19567 BRITAIN EXPORTS PRIZE BULL . i gh from London. a é --Central Press Valued at more than $6,000, "Penatak Bau" ation from the top of a gangplank as he arrives by air in New York Canadian surveys the situ- The three-year-old prize bull, weighing a beefy 1,764 pounds, was shipped to Fred Lucas of Nashville. ? + i For your convenience in "sending money out of town or abroad, use our money orders and foreign remittances. - For details, call at our nearest branch--we have more than 680 to serve you, . » - : : THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE : J. R. HELM, Manager Port Perry Branch SENDING MONEY out of town? NW.175 ~ Phone 10 RR Custom ~ Slaughtering - Meat Prepared for Lockers CAWKER BROS. 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